WYZth Secures $950,000 for Web3 Development

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

WYZth platform announced securing $950,000 from Victus Capital to develop its blockchain ecosystem. The funds will be used to improve infrastructure and support Web3 growth.

New Funding and Its Purpose

WYZth secured $950,000 through over-the-counter funding from Victus Capital. These funds will be utilized to expand the WYZth blockchain, enhance developer tools, and grow the team to accelerate Web3 adoption.

Growth of WYZth Ecosystem

The blockchain industry is rapidly evolving, and WYZth's focus on creating a developer-friendly environment positions it as a key player in the Web3 space. It has achieved over 80 million transactions and 65.6 million wallet addresses, showcasing the trust and growth of its ecosystem. Additionally, integration with Rabby Wallet facilitates easier access to the gasless blockchain ecosystem.

The funding comes at a time when interoperability and scalability are the most talked about topics in the crypto space. WYZth aims to lower barriers for developers and businesses entering the Web3 ecosystem.

Backing by Victus Capital

Victus Capital, known for supporting high-growth ventures, highlights its trust in the blockchain space despite challenges in other industries. Founded in 2021, WYZth aims to simplify blockchain adoption for the next generation of decentralized applications.

Victus Capital's investment underscores WYZth's significance in supporting Web3 and innovations in decentralized technologies.

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